Match each term in Column A to the correct definition in Column B. Column A 1. Cell 2. Cell membrane 3. Composed 4. Connective tissue 5. Cytoplasm 6. Epithelial 7. Function 8. Microscopic 9. Nucleus 10. Nutrients 11. Reproduction 12. Sacral region 13. Structure 14. Tissue Column B a. The form in which the body is made PARSA WES b. A thin, soft layer of tissue that surrounds the cell and holds together - c. The action or work of tissues, organs, or body parts 226 d The smallest structural unit in the body that is capable of 2 independent functioning e. Formed by putting many parts together f. Jellylike liquid that carries on the activities of the cell j. k. g. Tissue specialized to bind together and support other tissues h. A group of cells of the same type that act together to p specific function VISVL 1. Too small to be seen by the eye but large enough to be seen a microscope The area where the sacrum is located The part of a cell that is vital for its growth, metabolism, reproduction, and transmitted characteristics P& TRA 1. Food m. The process that takes place in animals to create offspring n. Pertaining to the covering of the internal and external organs o body
Match each term in Column A to the correct definition in Column B. Column A 1. Cell 2. Cell membrane 3. Composed 4. Connective tissue 5. Cytoplasm 6. Epithelial 7. Function 8. Microscopic 9. Nucleus 10. Nutrients 11. Reproduction 12. Sacral region 13. Structure 14. Tissue Column B a. The form in which the body is made PARSA WES b. A thin, soft layer of tissue that surrounds the cell and holds together - c. The action or work of tissues, organs, or body parts 226 d The smallest structural unit in the body that is capable of 2 independent functioning e. Formed by putting many parts together f. Jellylike liquid that carries on the activities of the cell j. k. g. Tissue specialized to bind together and support other tissues h. A group of cells of the same type that act together to p specific function VISVL 1. Too small to be seen by the eye but large enough to be seen a microscope The area where the sacrum is located The part of a cell that is vital for its growth, metabolism, reproduction, and transmitted characteristics P& TRA 1. Food m. The process that takes place in animals to create offspring n. Pertaining to the covering of the internal and external organs o body
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Column A
1. Cell
2. Cell membrane
3. Composed
4. Connective tissue
5. Cytoplasm
6. Epithelial
7. Function
8. Microscopic
9. Nucleus
10. Nutrients
11. Reproduction
12. Sacral region
13. Structure
14. Tissue
1. Name three parts of a cell, and explain
Column B
a.
The form in which the body is made
b.
A thin, soft layer of tissue that surrounds the cell and holds
together
j.
c. The action or work of tissues, organs, or body parts
dThe smallest structural unif in the body that is capable of
independent functioning
e.
Formed by putting many parts together
f. Jellylike liquid that carries on the activities of the cell
h. A
g. Tissue specialized to bind together and support other tissues
group of cells of the same type that
specific function VISVI
together to perform a
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í. Too small to be seen by the eye but large enough to be seen through
a microscope
k.
The area where the sacrum is located
The part of a cell that is vital for its growth, metabolism,
reproduction, and transmitted characteristics
1. Food
m. The process that takes place in animals to create offspring
n. Pertaining to the covering of the internal and external organs of the
body
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